600 IU D3 · 55 mcg K2 (MK-7) · one spray, once a day
A full day's Vitamin D in a single spray.
No tablet, no water, nothing to swallow. Most Vitamin D products give you the nutrient — this one is designed around how your body receives it.
*This product contains ingredients which support the functions above. This wording matches the pack.
A 30 ml bottle at one spray a day is roughly six months. A smaller 30-day pack is under discussion — see the open items note.
Vitamin D has to be dispersed in fat before your body can pick it up.
In a tablet or a capsule, that has to happen after you've swallowed it — which is why the label usually tells you to take it with food, and why it works less well on the mornings you forget.
We do that step in the bottle instead. The D3 and K2 are carried in a purified plant-derived lecithin base — the same family of molecules your own cell membranes are built from — and delivered as a fine mist that spreads evenly the moment it leaves the nozzle.
What that means for you: nothing to swallow, no water, no "take it with food" to remember, and no wondering whether you wasted it by taking it on an empty stomach. Three seconds, once a day, wherever you are.
Most people in India meet Vitamin D as a large sachet — 60,000 IU, once a week or once a month. That is a medicine, prescribed for a reason, and if your doctor has put you on one, take it.
But as a way of staying topped up, the thinking has moved. Current clinical guidance now favours daily, lower-dose Vitamin D over infrequent large doses.
The reason is that your body handles a flood differently from a trickle. A very large dose switches on the machinery that clears Vitamin D from your system, so a good part of what you took is broken down rather than used — and your levels swing rather than settle. A daily amount doesn't trigger that. It keeps a steady supply available, which is closer to how sunlight and food would have delivered it in the first place.
That is the entire design brief for this product: a small, steady, daily amount, in a format easy enough that you'll actually keep taking it.
Illustrative. Shows the shape of the argument, not measured data.
Vitamin D opens the door. Vitamin K2 decides where the calcium goes.
This is the part most Vitamin D supplements skip.
Vitamin D3 increases how much calcium your body absorbs from food. That's its job, and it does it well.
But absorbed calcium still has to end up in the right place. That's Vitamin K2's job. It switches on the proteins that direct calcium into bone and teeth — where you want it — rather than leaving it circulating.
Take Vitamin D on its own and you've increased the calcium available without doing anything about where it settles. Taking them together completes the job.
600 IU is 100% of the ICMR recommended daily allowance for adults, and it is the maximum permitted in a health supplement. One spray gives you a full day's requirement — not a fraction of one.
Comparison against other formats is limited to things you can verify by picking up both products. We don't publish comparisons against another manufacturer's product.
Sunlight, not food, is the main source. Very few foods carry meaningful amounts.
Which means how much you get has less to do with what you eat than with how you live — how much time you spend indoors, how much of you is covered when you're outside, how old you are, and how much sun your skin actually converts.
For a lot of people in India, that adds up to less than you'd expect in a country with this much sunshine.
Adults who want a daily Vitamin D without a tablet. People who work indoors. People who cover up outdoors. Older adults. Anyone who finds capsules difficult to swallow — and anyone who has a bottle of tablets in a drawer that they've taken four times.
Not time outdoors — time with skin in direct sunlight, on an average day. Most people overestimate it considerably.
A general information tool about sun exposure, not a health assessment. It does not diagnose anything.
Tell us when suits you. Someone from our formulation team will call — and if the honest answer is that we do not have anything for what you need, that is what they will say.
We are not doctors and this is not medical advice. If something needs a doctor, we will tell you so.
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